Sentence examples for more inexorable from inspiring English sources

And his tragedy is more terrible and more inexorable than anything that happens to Dorothea.

Others, like Galante and Castellano, faced a more inexorable fate -- mob bullets.

Yet overall the stronger theme was Australian acceptance of U.S. dominance all the more inexorable as the United Kingdom abandoned much of the modest interest it had cherished for Australia.

The heirs and conservators of the old culture feel threatened by the new middle class, and yet that new class in turn feels threatened by the even more powerful and more inexorable force of global capitalism.

Lizzie, the mother, shares some common ground with heroines of Ms. Schulman's other novels, especially "A Day at the Beach," her much more powerful and inexorable evocation of the effects of 9/11 on a TriBeCa couple.

In the Rondo, which begins allegretto and turns presto, Mr. Lewis's pacing was so sure that the tempo changes were barely detectable; you were aware more of an inexorable tightening of tension than of increases or decreases in speed.

Niantic are a long way from flogging any ailing horses, but it is easy to envisage a future of movies, spin-offs, sequels and more, as the inexorable rise of the Pokémon continues.

An interesting speculation is that spinal cord axons might differ from brain tissue axons, thus contributing to the more insidious and inexorable progress of disease once affected.

The logic is inexorable: as more private individuals acquire guns, the power of the police declines, personal security becomes more a matter of self-help, and the unarmed have an increasing incentive to get guns, until everyone is armed.

And, in fact this process towards a more equal society seemed inexorable, an almost natural consequence of an advanced democracy.

"It's inexorable that more entertainment-oriented companies are going to have to develop transmedia," IDC gaming analyst Lewis Ward said, referring to the industry's buzzword for movie-gaming collaborations.